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For More Information regarding Public Safety Programs,
please call the Police Department non-emergency number at

847-515-5311

 

THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IS COMMITTED TO SERVING
THE CITIZENS AND THE BUSINESS PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY

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COMMUNITY EVENTS

OTHER PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AGAINST CRIME (NNO) DARE
POLICE DEPARTMENT FOOD DRIVE SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER (SRO)
    BICYCLE REGISTRATION
    BLOCK PARTIES
    OPERATION TRAFFIC WATCH
    POLICE BICYCLE PATROL

MISCELLANEOUS REMINDERS

PROJECT CHILDSAFE
PARKING RESTRICTIONS SPEED TRAILER
GOLF CART OPERATION STATION TOURS
SCHOOL SAFETY WALK & TALK
    CRIME PREVENTION
       
COMMUNITY EVENTS

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NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AGAINST CRIME (NNO)  National Night Out

NNO is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness.  It also strengthens neighborhood spirit and police community partnerships.  One goal is to send a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and working with the police to protect their neighborhoods.  It is a great opportunity to meet your neighbors, Police Officers, Village Officials and Firefighters. 

NNO WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2007.

 

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POLICE DEPARTMENT FOOD DRIVEFood Drive

 The Police Department collected food for the Grafton Township Food Pantry in fall of 2006.  Food drop off boxes were located throughout the Village.  If you would like to have a drop box at your business or if you would like more information please contact Sgt. Williams, (847) 515-5331 awilliams@huntley.il.us


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OTHER PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

D.A.R.E.D.A.R.E.

D.A.R.E. is an acronym for Drug Abuse Resistance Education.  D.A.R.E. is a comprehensive prevention program designed to equip elementary school children with various life skills.  The D.A.R.E. programs helps children recognize and resist social pressures relating to tobacco, alcohol, marijuana and other drugs.  D.A.R.E. is a ten-week curriculum and is taught by a specially trained, uniformed Police Officer who develops a unique relationship between the student and the Officer.

 

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SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER (SRO)

The SRO at the High School is involved in a variety of functions.  The SRO is actively involved in dealing with any law-related issues on campus.  Additionally, the SRO is often called upon as a classroom resource for instruction in the areas of law-related education, safety, and alcohol and drug prevention.  The officer is a visible, active law enforcement figure on campus and provides positive assistance when students are in need of individual intervention or assistance.

 

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BICYCLE REGISTRATION

The Police Department has a Bicycle Registration Program.  Registration is FREE.  A registration sticker is placed on the bicycle.  Information is retained in a database for future reference if needed.  The registration provides an additional crime prevention tool.

 

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BLOCK PARTIES 

Residents are encouraged to better acquaint themselves with their neighbors through cooperative events. A Block Party allows neighbors to use their private properties and Village Streets for a festive neighborhood block function.

Only residential streets will be permitted for closure, not main thoroughfares. Block Party applicants are also required to invite all the neighbors on the block and acquire the signatures of at least 75% of those neighbors through a petition in order to be approved for the Block Party.

Barricades for street closure require a $100 deposit and must be obtained from Public Works. No structures are permitted in the public right of way (streets, parkways, & sidewalks). All street closures must be cleared by 9:00 PM.

At your request a Huntley Police Officer will visit your block party.  The Officer will give children a tour of a squad car.

Block Party Rules & Regulations >> 
Block Party Application >>
Block Party Petition for Street Closure>>

 

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OPERATION TRAFFIC WATCH Operation Traffic Watch

A community based program designed to create a partnership between the residents of Huntley and the Police Department in addressing neighborhood traffic issues within the Village.  The goal is to reduce speeds on neighborhood streets and increase the awareness of citizens regarding traffic safety and speeding.

 

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POLICE BICYCLE PATROLPolice Bicycle Patrol

Officers patrol during better weather utilizing bicycles, which allows the Officers more direct contact with our citizens.

 

 

 

 

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PROJECT CHILDSAFE

The goal of Project ChildSafe is to promote safe firearms handling and storage practices among all firearms owners by distributing free gun locking devices.  The Huntley Police Department has free gunlocks at the Police Station.

 

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Huntley Police speed trailer

SPEED TRAILER

The Department parks the “Speed Trailer” which was purchased through a State grant, on various roadways throughout the Village to address complaints of speeding or unsafe driving complaints. 

 

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Police Department

STATION TOURS

Group tours are available by appointment.  Tours can include a safety, crime prevention talk and/or demonstration.

 

 

 

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WALK & TALKJohn & Adam

Patrol Officers are encouraged to get out of their squads to walk and talk with residents and at the businesses within the Village.  This allows citizens to get to know our Officers and allows residents and business owners the opportunity to give feedback on our services. 

 

 

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CRIME PREVENTIONNeighborhood Watch

  • Business Seminars:  Businesses can take an active role in reducing criminal opportunity in and around their property by participating in a variety of crime prevention training programs.

  • Home Security Checks:  A certified Officer will come to your home and give you tips to make your home safer.

  • Neighborhood Watch:  Neighborhood Watch is “crime prevention through community partnership.”  The watch groups are designed to enable the Police Department and the community to work together to reduce crime.  You and your neighbors are the best defense in protecting your neighborhood. 

  • 2006 DelWebb Neighborhood Watch Calendar>>
    Del Webb Neighborhood Watch Website>>

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MISCELLANEOUS REMINDERS
PARKING RESTRICTIONS
The Village of Huntley restricts parking on Village streets between the hours of 2 am to 6 am. Should you need to leave a vehicle parked on the street overnight, please call our non-emergency phone number 847-669-2141and make them aware of your request. No parking on any Village street within 8 hours after a snowfall of two inches or more.
 

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GOLF CART OPERATION
The Village of Huntley is one of few communities in Illinois that has adopted an ordinance allowing the operation of golf carts on public roadways within appropriately signed neighborhoods. The following rules apply.

No person operating a golf cart shall make a direct crossing upon or across any highway under the jurisdiction of the State, tollroad, interstate highway, or controlled access highway of this State. Operating a golf cart on a Village street requires a licensed driver with insurance.

When operated on a roadway, a golf cart shall have its headlights and tail lamps lighted. (as required by Section 12-201[625 ILCS 5/12-201]

A person who drives or is in actual physical control of a golf cart on a roadway while under the influence is subject to Section 11-500 through 11-502 [625 ILCS 5/11-500 thru 11-502].

 

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SCHOOL SAFETY
Please be cautious when driving in residential areas and near school buses. You are required to come to a complete stop when you are behind or in the oncoming lane of traffic of a school bus while the bus is loading or unloading children and has its stop arm extended.